Minimalism: A – Z
Always be purgin’.
Buy less junk.
Clear surfaces.
Digitize photos.
Experiences over possessions.
Forge your own path.
Give to local charities.
Healthy habits.
Include your family.
Joyful decluttering.
Keep only the best.
Live intentionally.
Make room for what matters.
Never organize what you can discard.
Own less, live more.
Pursue your passions.
Quality over quantity.
Reduce, reuse, recycle.
Shop less, save more.
The best things in life aren’t things.
Uncover your potential.
Value time over money.
Wear a capsule wardrobe.
Xperience contentment.
Your dream home is clutterfree.
Zero regrets!
Interesting
Emma – Look into “purging”
I don’t see anything about doing the yard or gardening in minimalistic way here?
“P” and “R” ;)
E H I and S too ;)
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If you are interested in a guest column for your site, I would love to submit something to you. I would also love to entertain one from you as well, if you are interested.
I love your ABC’s of minimalism. Thank you for all the help
and support you offer your faithful followers. You are transforming
lives. I am so blessed that I found your blog and have your books.
Could you please advise on decluttering paper files? How long do tax returns and subsequent receipts/paperwork need to be kept? Also, any other paper clutter you could address … please. Thanks!
If you are in the US, you can find Federal guidelines here. You’ll also want to check your State guidelines. Keep in mind that you do not need to keep any paperwork/documents that can be accessed online.
We keep 6 to 7 years on our taxes.